Is anyone using VCV with OSC and Isadora. I hit a wall with the complexity of my patching projects for audio reactive work and am taking a step back to reassess my approach. I revisited VCV as a possible way to quickly itterate various audio processing methods (audio in from members of the group) and expose some fun controls for audio reactive visuals without having to build things myself. I'm in the process of trying to do up a custom module that will take an audio input, do an fft and split it into bands (4, 8, 16, 32, 64), RMS and a few other things and send it out as osc. This along with the built in CV to OSC in VCV modules seems like it might be a good way to easily itterate not only audio analysis but other controller functions - eg sequencing, triggers with fall off, various wave modulations etc. This + it saves - and will even fade between - complex patch states. 

I would be curious to know if anyone else is using VCV or actual hardware racks with Isadora. How are you using the combination?

@dusx
Hi Ryan, I've not used Get Media Index, I think the combination of those 2 and a bit of maths might do what I need.... thanks

@dbini

Is there something you can't easily do with 'Get Media Count' and 'Get Media Index'?
Generally using these two, and a counter I am able to easily run through animations etc when contained in Media Bins.

Do you think it might be possible at some point in the future to be able to have a Media Bin input to Picture Players (etc)? The option to have different bins in the Media library is nice, but do they have a particular use in the scene? I'm currently building a show with a bunch of different animations, each made up of a sequence of pictures in different bins, but the Picture Player only sees their index number within the entire library. It would sure make this project easier if i could set different Players to different bins.
Any ideas?
: )

@eva

The file doesn't seem to have attached properly. Could you try again?

PS: About the video size, so some videos are higher resolution than HD some are in Full HD - the final product should at least be HD, so when I use videos or images that I zoom in I suppose they should be higher resolution in the input right??? How do I manage that then?

Thank you ;)

Hello,

Thank you very much so far. 
I so far cut the scene in 3, that helped then I need to merge them afterwards. @woland: I have added my patch I have put the first scene as the on that is over loaded, the next three are the ones cut into three and then edited further. Here is the file: the patch:)

Thank you for helping.

All the best 
Eva

@tarox

Can you open your file and go to Help > Generate Media Report... and post the resulting text file here?

This sounds like Isadora doesn't like something about the video you're using on Stage 2. Try re-exporting your media as h264.mp4 or hap.mov using a free tool like AVF Batch Converter.

I know that in particular, Isadora currently doesn't like video files with embedded timecode tracks.

@eva

It's really not possible to give you a quick fix, useful suggestions, or diagnose the problem without actually seeing the patch. 

Hallo:)

I have a set up with to stages, shown on to separate Beamers. Both stages show videos with sounds.

At the very Moment when I inserted the second video on Stage 2, the sounds of both ViVideosStage 1 and 2) was automatically muted. The Volumen in the Media Player shows  100, but I don't hear anything. 

Unding the process (deleting Stage 2), the Video in Stage 1 still has no Sound.

Can amybody help? 

Thank you!